Best Bolivian thriller series
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... but check out these thriller series from South America
Fugitives (2014)
Fugitives (2014)
Julian’s life changes when he is accused of a crime he did not commit and is taken to prison. The only way out will be to open his heart and find the strength to escape and prove his innocence.
La fragilidad de los cuerpos (2017)
La fragilidad de los cuerpos (2017)
Veronica, a journalist from the newspaper Nuestro Tiempo, and her lover will begin a dangerous journey in search of truth related to the mysterious suicide of a train driver
Fuera de control (1999)
Fuera de control (1999)
Silvana returns to Chile with an intense desire to take revenge on the seven people who had to do with the overturn that her life gave after an insidious "joke" 12 years ago.
The Footprints of the Secretary (2013)
The Footprints of the Secretary (2013)
Luis Madero is a young professor of History at a prestigious high school. It is essentially phobic. Until Camila arrives and introduces herself as the assistant of Don Federico Madero, her grandfather. Luis does not want to know anything with that man who leaves him to look for him. Camila notices Luis of the death of Don Federico and the delivery of his unique inheritance; an old cane. From this moment strange things begin to happen in Luis's life; Someone is watching, they are following him and both will begin a path that puts them in the writings of Mariano Moreno, in the footsteps of the Secretary.
Stray Bullets (2017)
Stray Bullets (2017)
A flight from Austral landed at Fisherton Airport with three inspectors from the Central Bank of Argentina (BCRA). An official, an employee and two holders of the Central Bank's regional treasury were waiting for them in an armored car with 30,000,000 Australes, which at that time was in the process of converting to the peso, whose value was equal to that of the dollar. Those millions of that old currency that had to be incinerated were loaded in two small planes that departed from Rosario and ended up at the San Fernando airport, where the thieves transferred them to a van that departed with an unknown destination. He never managed to find the brains for such a white-collar operation, nor the supposed political connections of the event.